Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-08-06
BRIEF MENTION.

DR.. Rae IS expected to return to Dayton in
a few days.
M. A. Murphy, of Carson, was in town
last Tuesday.
w. G. Harris is rusticating in the wilds Of
Douglass county.
Miss Eta Sims left last Sunday evening
for San Jose to attend school.
When is the Lyon County Agricultural
Association going to hold its Fair?
J. R. Shaw and E. L. Buckingham made
a trip to the Capital last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Schultz, of Clear Cleek, is
visiting Mrs. w. A. Marsh, of this place.
Miss Cora Angel, of Silver City, was Wis
iting Miss Gertie Hazlett, the first of this
week.
Major Garrard, Superintendent of the Car
son Mint was in town on business visit last
Thursday.
Miss Annie Berry left last evening to re-
sumo her studies at the State Normal school
at San Jose, Cal.
George Shaw and Frank Buckland left for
California last Sunday, to resume their stud
les at Santa Clara College.
T. B. Smith, of Smiths Valley, brought in
small band of beef cattle for J. L. Camp
bell the butcher, Thursday evening.
Mr.. Chas. Kimball, of Hawthorne, was
passenger on Thursdays train homeward
bound after visit to the Golden State.
Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum,
or other humorsa Take Hoods Sarsaparil,
la, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one
dollar.
Mrs. Newman returned to Dayton Thurs.
day from California, where she has been
visiting friends and relatives for several
weeks.
Ned Richards, the Marcks brothers, and
several other boys were down from Gold Hill
last Sunday, and favored Daytonites with
some fine vocal music.
Miss Ella Startling was passenger on last
Thursdays train bound for Benton, where
she will join party of friends who propose
to visit the Yosemite Valley.
G. w. Keith and J. r. Shaw, Of this place,
and John Crowley, Of Sutro, leave this even.
ing for HALEY, Idaho, where they will act as
representatives TO the Grand Lodge Of A. o.
U. w.
Ike Mason, son OF DR.. Mason, OF Mason
Valley, is now in Cascyville, Kentucky. en-
gagged in teaching school. Mr.. Mason was
formerly resident of Mason Valley, and
was well known in that section.
B. S. Mason, Of Greenfield, after trying to
sink a drive we'll on his premises had to
abandon it after sinking "a feet without get
ting water. He then dug well II feet and
obtained all the water he required.
Mr.. John Scott, has resi- gned the Superin.
tendency of the Douglass Mill, and left for
the city by the Golden Gate, last evening.
His old friends are sorry to see him leave,
and wish him success in his future employ
ments.
o. II. Kister, County Clerk of Mono
county, and Miss Naomi Angel, OF Silver
City, were married at the residence of the
brides parents last week. The couple left
for home this week Tuesday, and are now
settled at Bridgeport.
Bill Duncan, Welk and Ruel Lothrop are
engaged in repairing the bridge across the
bridge needed repairing badly, and teamsters
may rest assured that they can drive across
it safely after Bill gets it repaired.
Russell Schooley, Web Roberts and Frank
Lothrop returned from their sage hen hunt
last Wednesday. They had good success
and bagged large number Of birds. The
birds are young and tender at this season, as
we can testify, for we sampled some OF them.
Thanks.
Homer Bonham received news last Friday
night that his father-in law, in Reno, was
dying. He left the next morning for that
place with his wife. The old gentleman SO
far recovered that he was able to 60 below
the first of this week. Heart disease is his
complaint.
Richard Cornish has opened shoe shop
on Pike street, and is prepared to make or
repair boots and shoes in fine style. He
guarantees to give satisfaction in all his
work. and comes well.recommended as a
6rSt-class workman. Read his advertisement
in another column.
Last Saturday afternoon Aaron Swart's
bakery wagon and its load came to grief by
the horse running away in Silver City. The
horse got his tail over the reins and became
frightened and ran. Swart received bruise
on the leg that laid him up for few days,
and it cost him about $40 to have his wagon
repaired.
The Amateur base ball nine, of Carson,